Low latency onchain is the gap between hitting “submit” and the network locking in your order so it can’t be easily reversed.It’s like a relay race: the handoff time matters more than the sprint.On Fogo, an SVM-style L1, transactions are processed and shared quickly, so new orders, cancels, and fills reach validators and the wider market sooner. That reduces the “blind window” where price can move before your intent is seen, helping slippage control and making market makers more willing to quote.FOGO is basically the network’s “ops” token: you use it to pay fees for getting trades executed, validators stake it to prove they’ll behave (and risk losing out if they don’t), and holders use governance to vote on practical settings like timing and limits.If the chain gets crowded, or if someone tries to game the system, things can still slow down.If settlement stayed reliably fast, what’s one trading habit you’d change first?@Fogo Official $FOGO
